The Ten Stupidest Moments in The Price is Right History

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“The Price is Wrong, Bitch”–Happy Gilmore
Have you ever screamed at your TV screen while watching The Price is Right in hopes of altering a stupid contestant’s bid?
I thought so.
It [...]

High Debt Musical

The other day I finally mustered up the courage (or maybe stupidity) to do something that I have been avoiding for a month or two.  I decided to check my 401K balance.  After realizing that I have almost lost half of my all-time high balance, I threw up a little in my mouth and then [...]

A New Holiday

As Valentine’s Day came and went this week, I heard several people complain about how this holiday is a fictitious marketing scheme developed by the greeting card industry.  Consequently, I decided that if the if they can make up holidays, then I should be able to follow suit.
As a result, I now declare June 1st, [...]

How to Pay for the Octuplets

As the stock market lingers below eight thousand and we are exposed to a daily onslaught of layoff news, there seems to be one person in America that is living her life oblivious to these tough economic times.  That person–Nadya Suleman, better known as the mother of the octuplets.

For some reason, Suleman thought it would [...]

Do You Conduct Layoff Drills?

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The 12 Days of Christmas During a Recession

Ready or not, the Christmas season is upon us. In fact, I am already being subjected to non-stop Christmas songs at work. As most of us wonder how much we will cut back our spending to counteract some difficult financial times, I offer you an early Christmas carol.

On the first day of Christmas, [...]